Dominic Albanese's poetry is a unique voice in American letters. Dubbed the spartan, colloquial poet of a generation, Albanese's work reflects upon everything from experiences in war to addiction to car mechanics, the beauty of a morning view, the joy of a bicycle to the heartaches and joy of a relationship. He is a master of of voice - each of these poems is heard as you read, a voice that sounds so familiar you'd swear Dominic is sitting next to you.
Alfred Gremsly delves deep in to the psyche of modern angst. A powerfully personal collection of poems, Smile is not a light read. This is poetry that buries the reader, unafraid to drag you through the muck of life. When you emerge at the end, renewed and allowed to breathe again, you will want to find Mr. Gremsly and exchange a well earned hug. Both of you deserve it.
Amirah Al Wassif is an eye opener. Her poetry pulls no punches - a vision of a world turned on its head, through no fault of those who must reside there. These are the words of one who has experienced more than her age would indicate. Her engagement with her themes, her subjects, rolls an extremely personal take in a universal wrapper. These are poems that need to be shared. Readers will come away with greater appreciation for the beauty in our world and greater indignation at the outrages committed against it.
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